Hi,
I tried taking the manual time on the same machine from which jmeter scripts
are running but still i am getting the user perceived time as much less than
what jmeter shows ( 12s vs 26s).
Can you suggest me any way in which i can find out whether the server is
running any background scripts?
Hi,
Thanks for the help. However I have some doubts. The manual time that I am
taking is when the server is loaded with the 50 users spawned by Jmeter. So
shouldn't the manual time also include the the time taken by all the
background scripts running on the webserver?
Secondly, I tried using fi
Hi,
I am using Jmeter to stress the server with 50 concurrent users.At the same
time I note down the manual time( i.e user perceived time as i am interested
in the high level UI rendering time) by opening a browser and following the
same steps as in Jmeter script. I am using three different machi
Hi Felik,
Thanks for your help. In my setup function1 is an admin activity and hence
not many users will do it,say just 50 out of 200 whereas function2 is a more
general activity done by all users. The random controller you suggested,
will make all the 200 users do both function1 and 2 in a rando
Hi,
I want to test a scenario in which 100 concurrent users login to do some
function and another 100 users login and do someother thing at the same
time. Is there any method in which this can be done? Will having two
threadgroups in the same testplan help, i.e, if i run the test plans will
both
Hi Felix,
Thanks for the help. I checked the response headers in the request tab and
they are as you suggested.
I also noticed that in all my cached requests the Latency time = Load time.
I guess this confirms the explanation.
Thanks again.
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Hi,
I have used Http Cache Manager in my test plan to simulate the effect of
browser cache. However I notice
that Jmeter still gives me load time for the cached requests although the
response size is 0 bytes. Shouldn't the load time be 0 too, as for the
cached requests Jmeter is not fetching them
Please read my inline comments.
Hi,
Thanks a lot..
I have recorded a script.
Now I want to know about the regular expression. Suppose I have a
"viewstate=1335545456456asndjasdj" and I want to corelate it. It will be
done by regular extracter but how. Shall I rt click add regul
Hi Archana,
Uncheck the automatically detect settings and the automatic configuration
scripts checkboxes.
If you would have noticed checking one of these overrides your manual
configuration.
For providing values at runtime you will have to use a Regular Expression
Extractor to extract the value
Thanks for your help
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Hi,
I want to know whether the response time in Jmeter includes the server
time + the UI rendering time on the client's side. I have a JSP based
application which i am testing using Jmeter. I recorded the ogin sequence
using the proxy server. along with the original Jsp page there is also a lot
Thanks for your help. The problem is solved. The mistake I made while
recording was that I specified
localhost:port in my URL . Using IP:port helped and I was able to record the
steps.
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I am using JMeter for load testing of my JSP based web application. I am able
to successfully login to the application by setting appropriate parameters
in the HTTP request. However when I try to navigate away from the home-page
by providing appropriate URL for the jsp,it fails with the message- y
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